Perfect record in the Champions League

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Bernardo Silva, Arda Güler, Mbappé, and Diomande score against Leipzig at the Bernabéu to secure our team's third consecutive victory in the competition.

Perfect record in the Champions League
MATCH REPORT.Alberto NavarroPhotographer: Helios de la Rubia, Antonio Villalba, María Jiménez, and Jesús Troyano

Real Madrid secured their third consecutive Champions League victory at the Bernabéu against Leipzig. Our team continued their perfect run with a match that Bernardo Silva set on course right before halftime. The rest of the goals came in the second half. Arda Güler scored the 2-0, Mbappé made it 3-0 with a spectacular shot from the edge of the area, Gomis reduced the deficit to 3-1, and Diomande sealed the victory with a stunning volley into the top corner.

The match began with alternating dominance until, around the 15th minute, our team started to pin down their opponent and frequently reached the visitors' area. Despite this, the clearest chance came for Leipzig in the 28th minute, with Rómulo's shot inside the area forcing Courtois to make a brilliant save. The response was immediate, coming a minute later with an individual play by Vini Jr. that ended with a shot from the edge of the area and a superb save by Vandevoordt to deny the goal.

Bernardo Silva joins the scorers' list
As the minutes ticked by, Courtois once again shone in the 41st minute in a one-on-one with Nkunku, but the goal came at the other end three minutes later. A cut-back pass from Valverde, a shot from Arda Güler, a save by Vandevoordt, and Bernardo Silva capitalized on the rebound to slot the ball into the net. With the lead secured, halftime arrived, but right after the break, Valverde had a chance to extend the lead with a slightly angled shot inside the area, which Vandevoordt deflected in the 47th minute.

Diomande's wonder goal
The 2-0 came five minutes later. Bellingham delivered a cross, Mbappé outjumped the visiting goalkeeper with a header, and Arda Güler, just before Raum could clear the ball, nudged it over the goal line. This marked the second consecutive match in which the Turkish player found the net. The final minutes were thrilling. Mbappé extended the lead with a spectacular right-footed shot from the edge of the area, Gomis reduced the deficit two minutes later, and Diomande sealed the rout with a stunning right-footed volley into the top corner in the 87th minute. Mourinho's men now turn their focus to the Clásico.

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